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A Young man.s Desperate Decd.

Mr.. Geo. w. Matthews, son of Rev.
Geo. W. Matthews, OF Arkansas, at
tempted 10 commit suicide on tie Ord
inst, at tie residence Of his uncle, Mir.
). w. Matthews, near Tempelancevillc
by shooting himself with II 80 calibre
pistol, the ball entering just below his
left ear. The wound inflicted, at first ii
WIS thought would Prove fatal, but it
has since been discovered that the hall
in its coulee ranged downward, touch
Ing no vital part, and While painful is
not now considered dangerous. The
cause for the RASH act is not known as
he has lot lived i'll tie county until re-
Gently since lie removed withllis f;li her
10 Arkansas some twenty years ago, but
it is thought hat it is due TO a dis
eased brain"-he says that one side Of
his head is raralyzed and The other side
gives lin great deal of trouble. When
asked by his physician why he did it?
his reply WAS, that, what is TO be Will
lie ard he could not help it and was sat
isted." On the day of the shooting in
Il note taliis uncle, he requested him to
take UT lis head and send it to Sonc
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bG..,ncucaI

A social event which stirred the quiet
of the village of Locustmount, WAS the
late marriage of Miss Elexinc Bell to
MIR. Eyre o. Stiles, Jr., which occurred
on the evening of the 9th. The cere-
mony was conducted at the residence of
the BRIDE father, Mr.. Walter W. Bell,
the Rev. w. J. Twilley officiating. AT
Ter the marriage an elegant Old Vir-
ginia wcdding-supper was spread for the
numerous friends in Attendance, and
the social festivities of the occasion
were prolonged until a late hour.
The handsome bride who has won for
herself many warm friends. received
quite a number of elegant presents
Size wore IL pale green silk elegantly
trimmed. The groom is the son of
Capt. E. o. Stiles of Wachapreague.
The bridesmaids were Misses Eva
Stiles, Rachel Sterling, Alice Jones,
Annie Gofligon. Carrie stiles and Mrs.
hudson. Tie groomsmen were Messrs.
Geo. Bell. Will Stiles Ohm Scarborough,
Will Stockley, A. Ii. q. Meals and
Thomas Bird.
An elegant entertainment was given
at tile home Of the gruom the following
evening.
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Fon SALE OR RENr-A II ge store
and dwelling in Pocomoke City, Md +,
tile best bushes toW.i Oh tile enillsu-
la. 1t is centrally located, has new heat
rr and every other convenience, excel
lent water. summer Kitchen. coal. wood
and poultry >e.grapc vin,s and large
lot attached. The business done at
Store is arg and d.lily increasing, Pos
session will be given immeti;ltely if the
stock of gomls. which is also Offered for
sale is disposed Of. For furtllrr partic
ulars apply to J. w. Elmnnds,
ArcOmac G.. H., Va.
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q Card.
To my Fellow Citizens OF Accomacli

To my Fellow Citizens OF Accomack
County.
of tnice as clerk of your County Court
will expire. l will not be candidate
for reelection. / wish hereby to eX-
press to each one of you who have in
days gone by honored me with your con-
iidencc and support NY sincere graft
tude.
My deputy, Montcalm oldham, Jr. is
Il candidate to succeed lie as your Coun-
ty Clerk. He las been with NE during
tie entire time L have had the honor
TO be clerk Of the County Court. and has
performed lis duties not only to my
satisfaction but AIN quite sure to the
satisfaction of every one OF you. lie is
in every way worthy of your support,
and l believe is better qualified to serve
you than any other man in Tile county.
Mr. John D. Grant is a candidate for
clerk of.the Circuit Court. am pre-
pared to say Of Mr.. Grant that with MI.
Oldham lit the head of the ollic, the
county of Acconack will lie well sup
Piled with clerical force.
With great respect. yours gratefully,
WN. ii j. GUSTS.
Accomack G. H., Mar. 10, 81.
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Tony Fellow-Citlzcns of Accomac

Tony Fellow-Citlzens of Accomac
County
l hereby announce myself Il candidate
for Cnmmonw alth's Attorney in the
election to be held next spring / have
hell the. office for the last eighteen
months by the appointment of Judge
Parralnorc ,aul during that time lave
prosecuted tn tina best Of nv ability ev-
erv violation Of the law without prcjh-
dice or Partially; and if my fclloY-conn-
approve my course, and see fit to-
continue me i'll ullice Tor IL regular term,
shall be gra efulte them, and pnleav-
or to ill Tic Office with credit To myself
and the county. I, of course, Shall b.
subject to the primary election. il the
Democratic party decide UPON sucha
course. Respectfully yours,
I.H II IErl;IIlJIl d L..
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Express trntns leaving harrington ~ z. Mr.
ard arriving at is p. M, runs through aoilo 70
and from Baltimore via. Pnrter's and Newark.
New YORK, Philadc plIla Norfolk Railroad *
prcss. Leave Philadelphia 1905 q. NJ, oaiiy.
Baltimore $40 am. llmlheton lo ~ ~, oal!.
stopping at Clayton, Dover Harrington De.msr
regularly; ard III Mlddlctow,, Sontord, ana Lau,
rel u s.vo passengers from wllinin:ton qua
points North UT take OIL passengers s0uth OF Oe'-
mar -.
Leave Philadelphia Ii 20 p. n. daily. Baltl'
more 50 >. M. Wilmington II " Il. m, uaiiy'
stopping 1T y ,vcr ari Delmrr regularly; !.-ua.
and n. Now Castle, Mid'iIetown. Clayton ,h.rrr IVY;
I..I. and 81 tfUrd 10 leave passengers from VII
miilgtoil and points North or take on pas ers
for points south OF Drlmar.
The ILL., p.m. train 1sD stops at Laurel 10 leave
passengers from Wilmington or polet' nofsn'
Nuri-bound-rraius leave Delmar 80 a.. ~.
daily Dover BIG am, regularly arriving VIII.
mington 4.35 4. M. baltimore 6.fa u. M. AID
piiilldelp hla $50 IL. M.
Tho l SIS asin. train also stols at Seaford, Har-
rlmgton, Clayton, Mi,idletnwu to lcare passo'l-
gers from pOints south OF Dclmar, or take On
passengers for Wilmington and polnts Sorth.
Leave Deinlar 40 p. IN. week days, HHrrin@-
ton sc PM, Dover " iI. regularly; arrlf..S
Wilmington l5p.m., Baltimore 81 PM, ana
philadelphia 0O pm.
Also stops .urei Sc lfori. Clayton. and Middle.
town to leave passengers for poiats south IL Dbl
mar Or 10 take on passengers Toe Wilmington
and points North.
Sew Castle accommodation Trains-LraVc VIII
mlngton 6. 90 AM, and . 80 p. m. Leave NOW Cah-
tic Gu L. m. and 33j D. m.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains.-
Leave Harrington for Loves l1.05 Il. m s.ae.
For Franklin and way stations 11.05 q. m. 10.
turning trains leave Lewes for Harrint ION $3.50
a. M. and . 25 p. m. Leave Franklin a0 q. m.
queen Anne & Kent r. Leave To"hseiu Tor
Centrevle aud way stations o 46 a. III. anu' Al p;'
M week days.
delaware ( Chesapeake R. R.-Doav Clayton
FOR oxford and way stations III US a. M ard " p.
III. week days.
Cambridge scato.d n. R.-T.eave settord tor
Cambridge and way stations 81 n. M. week days
Con.l.rilon-At Porter with Newark &De:h-
ware City Railroad. Al Townsend, with Queen
Annr's & Kent Railroad. At Gayth NJ, WIN Oeia-
rare Chesapeake kitilroLd and Baltimore anu
Delaware Bay Rlllrond. At Harrington, With
Delaware, Maryland Virslnll Rail- DAD: AZ
srarord. with Cum brids 50 < Sd ttord Railroad AT
DeIn:ar. with New York, philadelphia Noriols,
Wiconico l. pocnmoke and Peninsula Railroads
CHiS. E. PUGA, General Manager.
y Wood E,rara pusianpar Aren't. -----.
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Mr.. Jos. G. Wescott, formerly Of
puGgoteague now occupies his hanl-
some stole ut Coal Kiln, which he has
thoroughly stocked with all Kinds Oh
goods usually Kept in country store.
Flows, seeds, domestic for potato bed,
oil, &C., &c., have recently been re-
celved. C;lIl OH him us he proposes to
sell at least possible prices.
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Hereby announce myself Il candidate
for reelection to The office Of Commits
sionpr OF Revenue of District No. /,
(Accomac Parish) subject however. 10
the decision of the Democratic party at
the primary election to he held on tile
18th of April, next.
SPENCER D. FLETCHER,
jenkins Bridge.
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r. ApEEEN

Rfc1AnDs-D uNroN-At Red Bank
church. Northampton county, March
Stll, 1857 by Rev. j. y. Stlmso |, Geo.
". Richards to Miss +. Ill, Dulnton.
TAYLoR-BuNrING-At Tcmnerance-
vile, Marcl6th, 1857, by Rev. j.. w.
Carroll, Zaloc 7. Taylor to Miss Mary
G.. Bunting, both of Accomac.
SMIr,f-PAYNE-Nrar the state line
by Rev b. L. Jestcr. OH 9Th Inst, Levin
l.. Smith to Miss Mary II. Payne.
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WIN. D. TUNNEL.

AT the urgent solicitation Of many
voters indifferent parts of this district,
[ hereby announce myself Il candidate
for the Office OF Justice of the Peacc, for
Atlantic magistcrial district, at the
Nav election, 1887, subject however. TO
the decision of the Democratic party IN
u prilnar-:selertinI: and if elected. |
',-...l5e to discharge the duties OF the
Office impartially to the best OF my abil-
ity. withoutlhe influence OF fear, favor,
or affection. l expect to attend OH Ill
the regular justices meetings if elected.
Respectfully,
LLOYD +. j. WILSON.
Greenbackville, Feb. 18th, 1887.
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NOTICE Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
.phsslng0n my premises knownas Bow.
mans Folly" or upon premises now oc-
cupie,l by Thomas CoXton, ST.. without
my permission, under penalty of tho
law. VIM. ii. Coxt0n.
Dec. 18th, 1886.
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I hereby announce myself as a candi.
date for The office OF constable ii Pun
colleague District, subject to The decis-
ION of the Democratic party primary
election to be held OIL the 10Th OF April,
next. The sutfrages OF my feliowciti-
Zens is respectfully solicited.
JOIN G. FIGGs,
Keller Station, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES :

NoTIcE-All persons indebted to the
late firm of Fosqle 81 l5nggs are request
ed to come forward and settle Ivy either
cash OF note. Either of the members OF
the firm will sign i'll liquidation.
George B. Fosque,
Frank N. Boggs.
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w. II. pruitt,
Tenlper;lllceville.

NOTICE. Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or hauling srine
on my premises withont permission un-
tier full penalty Of the law.
Geo. P. Barnes.
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Announcements.

To Tile Voters of Accomac County,
: l announce myself;. candidate for the
office Of Commonwealth Attorney. at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision Of the Democratic
party III Il primary election.
Respectfully,
J0IN j. GUNTEE.
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NoT1cE.-We have now in stock. Pc
comoSe Super-PhospIlate, Peruvian
guino. refuse salt. Klinlt, glass. plowS.
pIow castings. rope and traces, I'LL. kinds
nf seeds, peits. onions &c., everything In
filcf tile farnerneeds.
Il. b. I'osque Sc Co.
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Observation-Disclosures farmer to
work good two-horsc farm for present
year, either for Share or wages. Horses
and implements furnished If desired.
d. Fentress, L0custm0unt.
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NOTICE.. hereby forcwarn Ill per-
son or persons from hauling seine OH
my shore, also from cunning " trapping
II any kind OIL my premises. ulider full
penalty OF Tie law. e. I. Taylor.
OCl. II, $50.
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FRUIT TREES AMI PLANTs-Straw-
berry, raspberry, blackberry .goosrberry,
and asparagus plants, currlnt and grape
vines. Peach trees Il specially. Also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, Shade
and ornamental tees. Prices low
Terms cash Address
II. G. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del.
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Respectfully,
TllOS. q. PAERAMoRE.

1 hereby announce myselfa candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff,
subject, however, to tile decision of the
Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton, should such course be adopte |.
JNO. IL. WISE.
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For REyT.-For the present or next
year. Il good two-horse farm. with or
without dwelling OIL reasonable terms.
Geo. p. Barnes.
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1 hereby announce myself lis candi-
date for the Office of constable for Pun
goteague district, subject. however. to
the decision of the Democratic party ut
the primary election.
TnADDEUs X. MARTIN.
E Pungotcague, Va.
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Pocomoke Super Phosphate was new
err sold III the county before insuch large
ouantities-a proof of its merits, apply
to G.. 3. Fosque & Co., for it-alSo for
anything YOU Heed i'll our linc of new
goods, lust received.
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SWEET PoTATo Seed have for
sale III either wholesale ur retail. sweet
potato seed of tile Jersey variety called
sussex Golden. They are kept i'll my
house at l;xmore, the same way rs Jcr
sey folks X .ep theirs. Give me your or
ders and l will try to give satisfaction.
For further particulars and prices adj
dress W. ElZey.
EXmore station, Va.
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For SALE--Qne hundred thousand
strawberry plants. Crystal CiSy, Bid
well. Slrlrpless and Monarch Of the
West ut Sl.50 per 1000. Orders for
1000 or more delivered ut any station on
y. Y, z. 81 n. r. r.. freight prepaid.
GeO. w. McAlatll,
Onley, Va.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. rsso.
OF THE ksst2SSS.Eszs1-
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company


OF BALTIMORE,
Until further untice. on hnd after Sunday,
Dec. 9Th, iSSG, Will run their steamers NJ
follows, tweiither pcrnittng,J leaving South ST..
Wharf Ut 8. 0n O'Clock p. m.
Steamer TANGIER.
CAPT. S. II. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crislold. Flnnoy's
OnancocG. Pitts Wharf, Cellar Hail, Rohoboth.
pocomoko City and Snow Hill.
RETuRNING-Lenvcs Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday 1T u. m, tou, hing at rlycr landings
iltss ut, the usunl hours. Onancock y. M,
Flnncy's 2:30 p. IN.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. ": w. MATHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Crlsnell, HoTman's,
Evals, Busg's. Hunting Greek. Gulifnrd aud
NGessOmg0. KErURNlNG-Le.lyc Nessonso Fri
d.Iy Gt. M, toucliiu, 1T HURTING Crock AID
Gulford ut usualh nrs. Nandua !! noon. Bhsss
Up. m. Ems LIS, Hoirmnu's2, rahgierI,land
-, m mr.,
Every SUN DAY for CrIsncld, II I'm ms, Evnns.
Bp..i.s. Nnntiun, Davis. RcLi-' Miles. Shields.
Hunslr5 aud 'rayUr'S Whlrves. KErCRNING
leaves Tayur'. Tuesday 1T am. touching
nj tho above lsutilnsS at u5u u hout
AL Steamers leave cr,sAeld fol Balti-
!cS more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight AMI passengers recoivoh for Ill points
Oh tho y. Y, philn. r.ud Norfolk, wlc"mlcO aud
pocumoAe X. Il. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight received utter 45 p, m
and must be prepaid to all points, except
on the Y. Y. Phlln, and Norfolk Riiihoa
P R. CLARK General agent,
IOj South Street baltimore
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For SALE DEMONSTRATIONS and
lot sie1lated Oil the rold leading from
Bull Run to the Old Church road. con.
tanning l6s acres, belonging to Mrs.
Ann Mctcalf. John j. Gunter.
AcrOnlhc G.. IL. Va.
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prominent surgeon in New York say
ing that it might prove 4 blessing to the
world"
Mr.. Matthews is about "a years Of
are. well educated AMI belongs to one
Of the best families on the Eastern
Shore. He is very pious and when Ills.
covered by his uncle after lie hid shot
himself was praying to the Lord tn lave
mercy and forgive him. His rash act
has cast gloom over the entire COIN
.munit"
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For SALE.-Crcscent, nyslup, Viii
son and Slarpless Strawberry plants
by the thousand Sl.50, large quantities
Sl.25; Rancocas raspberries at $500 per
hundred.
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For SALE-Pnre bronze turkey eggs
For spring settingat $3.50 for setting of
Is. II Il. Byrd.
TemperanceYille, Va.
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dfrceD3:,rk willie.

THE measles are still raging in this
snct i'm. or tl,p comfy.
Tie protracttd meeting at FRANKLIN
City for several weeks past, III tie ".
+. Church, closed ull tile evening oil The
3rd inst.
,,-,a s,.i,-,o,ts IF oys4ere ,nd CLAIMS
. 81 cn;;,r ',. . ~ - th ,;iflcnt
a. 'e,.1 f,o,n l'ara md noints
1 49,, ~. .ie limo of he !, Al r. r.
'''V.'S' VIC nv Va
Schooner Peter j. Hart. j. ;. Pluitt.
Capt, arrived here on Friday. tnc 4tli
inst. with cargo OF seed oysters from
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To my fellow citizens of Accomac
county:
Through the solicitations of friends,
I have consented to offer for the posi-
ton of Commissioner of Revenue for
district No. l, Accomac parish, subject,
however. to the decision of the voters OF
the county at the Dem9cratic primary
election to be held April 10TH next.
LII deciding upon this course would
say TO those who know Inc not. that in
politics have always been Democrat,
and have never averedlnmy allegiance
to the party and its principles to one
of which would particularly call your
attention viz: ''Rotation in Office, -
and which constitutes one of the chief
characteristics OF our Republican form
of government. This is the first time
4 lave asked any office at your hands,
although have repeatedly been le-
quesJed to do so.
II honored with an election, prom
Use to faithfully and impartially dis
charge the duties of the office.
Yours very respectfully,
JAS. w. BRoUGHroN,
Temperanccville, March 9th, 1887,
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tn the Democrats of Accomack.

To the Democrats of AccOmack.
[aNnounce myself lSa candidate fnr the
Office of CONFERENCE.-The Attorney, Sub
ject to what ever rules m1y he adopted by
the Democratic party fur the selctionnf
Candidates. 1t has been reported by
people interested against me. that I'M
der certain circumstances | will. With
draw frnm the contest. Thisisal false
absolutely false and without foln'la-
ton fromeither me- Or my Father who is
reported to be- the one III whose favor
am to Withdraw. | shall be u candidate
until my interest in the result is decid-
I'd. Respectfully.
GEO. +. PARRAMORE.
I can imagine no combination OF cir
cumstances that would Justify me i'll
permitting Geo. T. Parrllnpre to give
up his aspiration TO the Office of Com
monwealGll's Attorney in my favor, nor
would I avail myself Of it, il ile.lesired
to 10 snnor will l be candidate
against him.
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hereby announce myself as q candi-
date for reelection to the office of COIL
stable in Atlantic district, subject 10
The decision of the Democratic party at
the primary election, to he held OH the
18th day Of April, next.
GEO. Il. GLADDING,
Atlantic.
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DoUGnTY-Al his home near Pun
gotcaeue. SATURDAY, ssh inst. Mr. las.
G. d uglty.a ", Il known md highly re-
Srcctcd citizen. aged rllou 10 years.
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CATrLE-i have, for sale two young
Jersey COWS. with calf, very handsome,
anil one Jersey lleifer, all at low prices.
II. +. Byrd,
Temperanceville, Va.
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FoUND-In Pocomoke sound by John
w Crockett and James w. Hoffman,
j., recently, one batteau, lead color.29
feet longs sails and oIe anchor. Owner
will call pay charges and take her away.
W. e. Hoffman,
Hoffman wharf.
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d.
BAL
phiIa., Wilmington {
ti1nOre Railroad.
DIVISION

On and after January 31st, 1887 Sundays OF
cent, dl !. trains will leave as follows:
NORTHwAnD.r
pASg FYP PASS PASS
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PAEKs-At his home near Gnllforl
of pneumonia. on 9th inst, SON of Syl
WANTS w. Parks, aged years.
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The best goods are the cheapest. Lea S
Flouls can t fail to please.

For RENT-A dwelling at Pocomoke
City, Md. large and conveniently ar
with ltrge garden and lot, deep
dry cellar. excellent water, centrally To-
Gated and suitable fol- Il boarding house.
Possession can he given Immediately.
For further particulars address
Mrs. u. b. Henderson,,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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c,E1Ss=rzzrrsor.s@
1ts ED.

BoNNHwKLL-Near Accomm G. H.,
Tuesday. Stll inst, of typhoid fever.
John Augustus. son OF George L. Bon
newell, III the l7,l year OF his age.
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PUBLIC AUcrIoN-The undersigned,
administrator OF John Metcalf deceased,
will sell at public auction at the resi-
dcnce OF b. L. Bradford, near Locust
vile, on Saturday, March 18Th, valuable
personal property, consisting OF house
hold and kitchen furniture and farming
implements. Sale Will commence at
p. IN. Terms made knowl on day Of
sale. Thos. e. Kell.ln, admir-.
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y ..S0ciabic7 is 10 be given by
NIetonpEin Glce Club at the resi-.
deuce OF Mr. L. Walden, Monday
night. which like alltheir entertain-
n!ents promises to lee Il delightful
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NoTIcE-l;lay, WIN. E. Flny,l. owner,
will make a Short season from February
1st to April 10th, at S25 to insure a
mare with foal. He will stand ut L0-
custvile but will go to Drummon1town
and Powelton If services are desired,
once week. Will go TO any nelghbor
hood not more tirlh Or miles distant,
if;lt least 4 mares are 80 be served, If
services not re luired ut home. He will
he strictly limited to 20 mares, and II
have been booked Mares from distance
will he t;lkgl and fed ut actual cost Of
feed. Clay WAS advertised ut S25 this
year because the owner WAS under 0bli-
Cations to do Soils services will never
he offered again ut that price.
Vim. E. Floyd.
Locu ;tviIle.
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Ask for Kirkwood Winter Patent
Family. satisfaction given wherever
used. Every barrel guaranteed as rep
resented. We are not dece;vihg YOU.
Ifonce tried. you will want no other kind
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WANTED.--An old fashion gilt mir
rur, about 3x2 feet-a liberal price will
be paid. Apply to
DRUG STORE,
Acc0mac Z. II.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-12

FENcE.-Every one who has seen. or
bought my fence, are willing to testify.
that it is the cheapest, strongest and
best fence in every respect, ever offered
to the public. Orders promptly filled,
I give all necessary instructions, anyone
can put it up. Terms cash Oh delivery.
Address A. M. Nottingham.
louisville, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-03-12

Bishop Randolph was compelled
90 cancclal his engagements on the
Eastern Shore Of Vi. last week,
hut will visit us the latter part Of
April. OF which due notice will be
.riyi.p thrOiuh our columns.